The Royal Institute of British Architects have announced that Richard Rogers Partnership designed Barajas Airport in Madrid has won the Stirling Prize 2006. The RIBA site, architecture.com says:
The building presents a straightforward linear diagram, in the form of a clear sequence of spectacular spaces for both departing and arriving passengers. The parallel linear floor planes are separated from each other by dramatic, light-filled canyons across which bridges span. A restrained and functional approach is consistently applied to great effect, resulting in a visually clean, remarkably uncluttered and soothing environment.
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It won the Stirling Prize but it could also won the prize to the airport terminal with more bagages lost and the most desorganised.
October 16th, 2006 at 12:57 pm